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segunda-feira, 28 de maio de 2012

The other side of Dr. House

Hugh Laurie, the Jack of all trades (but in a good way)

Actor, comedian, writer, musician, director, Gregory House, Hugh Laurie in the real world, is all this with the genius that only he can reach.

Born in Oxford in 1959, James Hugh Calum Laurie found the music with only six years old, when he learnt how to play piano. He also plays guitar, drums, harmonica and saxophone.

It’s not new, to all fans of the award-winning show House, Laurie’s musical vein. In fact, in several episodes that side was explored, as in many other shows like A Bit of Fry and Laurie (check out the following video, a sketch from this show, starring Laurie and his good friend Stephen Fry), Jeeves and Woster and when he hosted the famous show of the north American Saturday night, Saturday Night Live, in October 2006. Besides, Laurie is the main singer of the charity band Band from TV and he also participated in the album “Hang Cool Teddy Bear” by Meat Loaf.

Finally in May 2011, Hugh Laurie release his debut album “Let Them Talk”, which counts with the collaboration of big names in the music industry such as Tom Jones, Irma Thomas or Dr. John.

“Let Them Talk” is a true tribute to New Orleans, with strong influences of blues, but with a touch of pop-rock.

Cover of the album
"Let Them Talk"

As the Britain newspaper The Independent said is almost always an error when an actor decided to become a singer (30 Seconds to Mars is a good example), as it is an error when a pop stars decided to be a movie star (Madonna), however, Laurie is the exception to the rule. Charm is without a doubt the best word to characterize this new project of Laurie that shows to be a great blues’ album.

We let you prove this thesis by presenting a track of the album, Guess I’m a Fool.

Greetings,

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